@thecreativeone91 -- As I understand it, in order for the attacker to be able to execute this, they actually have to be connected to your wireless device or you have to have the web interface available to the interwebz. Am I right in this thinking?

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RE: Random Thread - Anything Goes
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RE: Random Thread - Anything Goes
@MattSpeller Confirmed, ha ha ha. That's cool.
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RE: If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!
@scottalanmiller said:
At first I read that as "residence is futile". LOL
Thanks for that... I had to go check and make sure I didn't make another typo, lol.
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RE: If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!
Hi All! Welcome to Manglassi! We will add your biological distinctiveness to our own. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
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RE: Quick Heal IP to be accessed through internet
What is the IP address of your Quick Heal device?
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@scottalanmiller said:
This sums up so many things...
I was enjoying breakfast. Now I am trying to not choke on breakfast. My coworkers are already looking at me funny, lol.
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RE: Random Thread - Anything Goes
@MattSpeller Sounds like somebody has to go power something back on...
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RE: Can't Change to Directory in Ubuntu
@scottalanmiller said:
Best practice for life in general - don't use weird, pointless, filesystem-specific "allowances" in file names. There is no benefit but it ads risk. Even for home use, don't create the practice or habit.
Agreed! Except I like to use caps and spaces in my file names (no puncuation!)... If I need to open it or work on it from the CLI, then I just enclose the file name in quotes...
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@MattSpeller Sounds like today is find a dang helmet day...
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RE: RANT: All the Issues are My Fault and You Won't Answer My Questions
@thecreativeone91 said:
@MattSpeller said:
SME is the sweet spot for me. I'm curious and stupid enough to look at working for a startup as well.
I have a deep allergy to red tape and bureaucracy.
Super small (non startup's) seem to have more red tape, mainly because people who don't know anything get to control everything.
And you'd love some of the government job's I've had in the past.. There's no red tape or bureaucracy /Sarcasm
Nope. No red tape here. What's that? You need a new pen? Fill out form 768B in triplicate, The brown sheet, but I need 5 copies of that for 3 other departments, and sign your soul away on this line here.
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RE: Random Thread - Anything Goes
@thecreativeone91 How do you like the Friendica server, @thecreativeone91 ?
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RE: What git setup would you use for a private repo?
@coliver Yes! This is a good idea! Especially for those whoopsie moments when you really snafu a script that worked yesterday, lol.
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RE: What git setup would you use for a private repo?
@coliver said:
@dafyre said:
Git alone is good for local stuff... If you want GitHub type functionality, use GitLab...
Ah got it. That is good to know.
I should correct myself here... The git command line can to both local, and remote repositories... Tools like TortoiseGit and such make connecting up with GitLab /GitHub type places much easier...
But if you really want to, it can all be done form the command line.
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RE: What git setup would you use for a private repo?
@thecreativeone91 said:
@dafyre said:
I like and am currently using GitLab for this... It is kinda like GitHub... (http://www.gitlab.com).
They have install instructions for CentOS on the download page.
GitLab for Linux or GitStack for windows are two solid options.
Nice to know there's a Windows Alternative!
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RE: What git setup would you use for a private repo?
Git alone is good for local stuff... If you want GitHub type functionality, use GitLab...
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RE: What git setup would you use for a private repo?
I like and am currently using GitLab for this... It is kinda like GitHub... (http://www.gitlab.com).
They have install instructions for CentOS on the download page.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@thecreativeone91 PowerCampus... By and large, it works okay, but there are a lot of little bugs that IT has to work around... quite often.
They are looking for new software already... Got another year left on the contract.
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RE: RANT: All the Issues are My Fault and You Won't Answer My Questions
@thanksajdotcom said:
It was open like that for 12 hours tops. Everything was fine.That's just what the hacker would say! O.o
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Now
@thecreativeone91 said:
@dafyre said:
@thanksajdotcom This is why it is helpful to be friendly with those higher up than your direct supervisor(s), lol.
Or you know just everyone in general.
Generally, I agree... but there is almost always that one person who just refuses to let you be friendly to them.